Five Identify Man Accused of Setting Off Wall St Bomb
A United States warrant charges auppe de Filipis a 23 year old truck driver of Bayonne New Jersey with setting off the Wall Street blast that killed 39 and damaged the area on September 16. De Filipis is held without bail in Bayonne Jail after identification by five witnesses of the three Italians seen near the Assay Office. He allegedly owned the horse and wagon used to haul the explosive and sold them the day before the explosion. Federal authorities pursued his movements after a four month watch and questioned him through the night in Bayonne and Scranton. Authorities aim to tie him to Tito Legi and to identify more witnesses in a bid to solidify the case. A secret photographer’s note about the wreckage was sent from Wall Street.
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Bayonne
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Favonne
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United States Assay Office
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Bertillon
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Kenney and
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Charles J. Scully
Yayonne
Scranton
Tito Legi
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Clewn
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Cantinura Inc
Borden to Cut June Milk Price by One Cent a Quart
Borden plans to reduce June milk prices by one cent per quart in Utica following farmers’ cuts. FD Foxe, head of Morden Farm Products, announced the move after Utica dairymen set new base rates and cited a five to ten year low in product pricing to spur demand.
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Sorden
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Fox
Albany Jitney Rioters Force Traction to Halt
In Albany on May 19 mobs attacking strike breakers shut down trolley operations across the business district. About 1,000 participants smashed seven cars, hurled paving blocks, and pressured police as drivers openly announced their jitney services amid the riot in the State Street to Broadway corridor.
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Delaware Avenue
Pine Hills
Terrier Parachute Descent Demonstrates Dog Messenger
Bing a fox terrier dropped from an airplane at Cha mute Field descended 1600 feet in a parachute to reach headquarters with a message carried in a pouch. The dog freed himself from a harness after landing and outran a rival canine to complete the demonstration of dog carried messages when planes cannot land. Sergeant A G Shoemaker released Bing from the wing to begin the descent.
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Bing
Chamute Field
A. G. Shoemaker
City Probers Panhandle Cite Leach Contempt in Flooded City Fight
The Moyer legislative investigating committee seized records from the Mayors office the Corporation Counsel and the Police Department in a bid to punish Deputy Police Commissioner John A Leach for contempt He refused to testify before Senator Meyer as subcommittee chair and the panel planned contempt proceedings likely before the Supreme Court The scene included a state trooper guard and a moving van filled with seized papers while O Brien contested the effort and Brown pressed for on site access to records at Park Row
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Hylan
John P. O'Brien
John A. Leach
Ihs
Elon R. Brown
O'Brien
Corporation Counsel
Corporation Counsel's
Police Department
Leach
Brown
Separation Counsel
Immissioner Leach
Commssioner
Schuyler M. Meyer
Meyer
Supreme Court
Park Row
Mr.Brien
William H. V. Mayer
John Lehman
Eonard M. Wellstein
Samuel A. Berger
Eubpena
Alice
Man uses body as wedge to save wife from river barges
Jane Ryan, head of coal barges for Burns Brothers Coal Co, fought for an hour to rescue his wife who fell between two coal laden barges on the Gast River at Delancey Street. He braced between moving boats, pulled her to safety, and both were taken to hospital with injuries and shock.
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Burns Brothers Coal Company
Delancey Street
Gast River
Mrs. Ryan
Jerome
Mr. Macy
Ryan
G. Hospital
Panhandle State Vessel Fire After Pier Blaze In New York
The United States Shipping Board steamer Panhandle State, a 10000 ton oil burning vessel, caught fire at Pier 7 North River. Firemen flooded the engine room then towed the ship seaward to prevent further danger as flames spread to the cabin. damage estimated at about 5 0000 dollars with most risk to navigation avoided by moving the ship.
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Panhandle State
United States Mail Service
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North River
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Panhandle
New Yorker
Willet
John P. Hylan
James W. Halleck
Bire
Henry Helm
Manhattan
Eltia Island
New York
Boulogne
France
London
West Thirty-fourth Street
Harold T Cunningham
Panhandie State
Old North State
Yarda
New York Siipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Helm
Suitor Fights Ouster Move of Girl's Father
Michael O'Brien of 46 Catherine Street confronts Anna Stevens's father at her home on 87 Mott Street. A struggle on the stairs ends with both men down, drawing a crowd as an ambulance surgeon tends injuries. Detective Cashman separates them and O'Brien cries out "Twelve stitches" as he's hauled to the Elizabeth Street station.
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Michael O’brien
Catherine Street
Anna Stevens
Mott Street
Anna
Michael
Dan Cashman
Mr. Stavans
Elizabeth Street
British May Get Decision Monday
Paris reports indicate discussions between London and Paris over Lloyd George inquiry on whether France would occupy the Ruhr if Germany enters Upper Silesia. Briand insists discussion rests on Versailles treaty. a Monday decision is anticipated.
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Europe
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Boyd George
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Oppeln
Chamber of Deputies
England
London Daily Mail
France Warns Berlin Over German Forces in Upper Silesia
Paris reports the French ambassador urged Chancellor Wirth to curb German volunteers and arms shipments into Upper Silesia. Berlin says orders are in place to prevent stockpiled arms from Allied control, while intelligence notes large German forces gathering at Neisse and multiple towns with artillery and machine guns along the frontier.
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Associated Press
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M. Laurent
Wirth
Upper Silesia
von Seecht
Foreign Office
Silesia
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Oppeln
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Kosel
Kreppitz
Ratibor
Silesia Dispute Tests U S Non Involvement Policy
The Harding administration will stick to non participation in the Upper Silesia dispute while it concerns European boundaries but may act if Europe’s economic recovery is at risk. Ambassador Harvey will observe and report while the Allies are kept informed of the U S stance unless developments justify change. Polish appeals are being studied amid concerns over potential economic scenarios.
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Washington
Upper Silesia
Harding
Europe
George Harvey
Supreme Council
Harvey
Silesia
Hughes
Prince Lubomirski
Lane deathbed wish to scatter ashes at Yosemite Heights
Franklin D. Lane asked on his deathbed that his body be cremated and the ashes scattered from the heights of Hi Capitan in Yosemite Valley. Cremation occurred in Graceland Cemetery with a few relatives present. His widow Franklin K. Lane II said fulfillment rests with her. The funeral followed from Rochester Minnesota where Lane died after an operation May 6 for gallbladder trouble.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Lane
HI Capitan
Yosemite Valley
Secretary of the Interior
Graceland Cemetery
Lane
Ces
Rochester
Minn
George W. Nan
Taft or Hughes Again Suggested for Chief Justice
Washington May 19 The Tribune reports White's death may not prompt an immediate replacement. Taft is favored by some, while Hughes and Sutherland are also discussed with no firm decision. Senate opposition possible if Taft is chosen. White's successor may influence court balance and pending cases.
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bin Choles
Uniter
Ambassador Harvey Pledges Anglo American Unity for Peace
The American Ambassador to London George Harvey spoke at a Pilgrims Society dinner, urging strong Anglo American ties and denouncing any US ties to the League of Nations. He announced his role in Silesia talks and praised joint American British effort to preserve European peace amid a hopeful, historic link between the two nations.
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U.S
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